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Play pickleball, join our daily open play, regular events, and have a blast at Pickleland.
Our community is awesome and we can’t wait to welcome you to it!
You don't have to be a member to visit us. Guests are welcome!
Here are some of our 865+ 5-star Google reviews.
Pickleland is great! 9 beautiful courts that are completely separate from each other! There are so many opportunities to play all week long. I’m so glad Pflugerville has something that the whole family can enjoy!
Member
I had a blast the first day at Pickleland! Met some new friends, played some competitive games, and toured the awesome new facility in Pflugerville! Looking forward to getting to know the community. Staff is extremely helpful and knowledgeable.
Member
The courts look, feel, and play great! AC was blasting keeping us all cool
Member
The facility is really nice and the staff has already been incredible! There’s 9 beautiful indoor courts with fencing and an upstairs mezzanine with games[...]. The nets are very nice brand new Selkirk ones [...]. Ale, Manny and Jeff I’m looking forward to being a member and to league play! Thanks for all the hospitality!
Member
The indoor pickleball courts here are fantastic! [...] The lighting is excellent [...] The open play system is very organized, allowing you to easily find games and partners to play with [...] Overall, this is an outstanding indoor pickleball facility.
Visitor
Nice setup for players at any level. Would recommend to anyone looking for great pickleball!
Visitor
Courts: sturdy with spacious divisions, high ceilings, and good lighting (you won’t be blinded if the ball goes high). You can tell the builders did research on quality pickleball courts and executed it very well. Vibes: really friendly and accommodating staffs! Competition for open play is one of the best in Austin, so if you want some fun and good games, this is your place! 🙂
Come visit us and have better games than the ones you are currently having! We have open play by levels and have extended hours of operation. We promise it’s worth the drive.
Located in North Austin at 21427 Martin Lane, Pflugerville, TX 78660.
We proudly serve all Austin areas, including Pflugerville, North Austin, Downtown Austin, East Austin, South Austin, West Austin, Leander, Cedar Park, Round Rock, Manor, Hutto, The Domain, Wells Branch, Georgetown, Lakeway, Mueller, and the 183, 45, and Mopac corridors.
Pickleland is in Pflugerville, just off State Highway 130 and a few minutes east of I-35 — close enough to most of Austin that the drive is shorter than waiting for an outdoor court at a packed city park on a Saturday morning. Here's roughly what to expect from the parts of town we see players coming from most.
Downtown Austin / Capitol / Rainey Street: I-35 north, exit at Pflugerville Parkway. About 20 minutes off-peak. Add 5–10 min during rush hour, but evenings going away from downtown usually flow well.
East Austin / Mueller / Cherrywood: Either I-35 N or 290 E to 130 N. Mueller players consistently report door-to-door times around 20 minutes. The 290-to-130 route avoids I-35 traffic entirely.
North Loop / Hyde Park / Crestview: Straight up I-35, 18–22 minutes. The closest of the central Austin neighborhoods to us.
Domain / North Austin / Tech corridor: 12–18 minutes via I-35 or 45-Toll. If you work near Apple, Indeed, or the Domain, Pickleland is closer to your office than most central Austin gyms.
West Austin / Tarrytown / Allandale: MoPac (Loop 1) north to 45-Toll east, then south on Pflugerville Parkway. 25–30 minutes. The 45-Toll bypass is the time-saver — avoid trying to cut across town.
South Austin / Zilker / Travis Heights / Bouldin: MoPac north to I-35 (or 360 → 183A → 45-Toll), then exit Pflugerville Parkway. Plan 30–35 minutes. South Austin players: this is the one neighborhood where the drive is real, but the trade-off is nine indoor courts at the other end of it.
If you want exact directions, the address is 21427 Martin Lane, Pflugerville, TX 78660. Google Maps and Waze both route correctly.
Pickleland doesn't require a membership to walk in. If it's your first time, here's the flow.
You'll pull into a free lot right at the entrance — no garages, no street parking hunt, no fights for a spot on a Saturday at 9am. Front desk is just inside. Tell them you're new and whether you're here for open play, a court reservation, a lesson, or a clinic — they'll get you sorted.
For open play, sessions are organized by DUPR skill band. If you've never played a rated event, the front desk will help you pick a session that fits, and there's a monthly Free Intro to Pickleball night specifically for true beginners — no paddle or prior experience needed. Bring a friend, learn the basic rules, get your hands on a paddle, and figure out if you want to come back. We rent paddles by the day for $5–8 if you don't own one yet.
Between games (or while you're waiting for the next round), the mezzanine has board games, lounge seating, and free 1Gbps WiFi if you brought a laptop and want to work. The pro shop has paddles, balls, grips, and shoes if you forgot something or want to upgrade. Water and snacks are stocked.
Most weekday mornings are quieter — lots of 60+ players, retirees, and shift workers come in. Weekday evenings (after 5pm) and weekend mornings are the busiest sessions. If you want first-time-friendly hours with shorter wait times, try a weekday between 10am and 3pm.
We're open 8am–10pm Monday through Friday and 8am–8pm Saturday and Sunday. No reservation needed for open play — just show up.
Austin has roughly 110 days per year above 90°F and another 30+ above 100°F — most of them clustered between June and September. That's the time of year when outdoor pickleball courts go from "uncomfortable" to "actually dangerous." The court surface temperature on a sunny afternoon in August can climb well above ambient air temperature, which is hard on knees, hard on paddles, and a real heat-illness risk for anyone playing more than a couple of games.
Spring and fall in Austin are gorgeous, but cedar fever (December–February), oak pollen (March–April), and afternoon thunderstorms (April–June and September–October) all eat into outdoor playing time. If you've ever driven to a public court only to find it flooded, gusty, or coated in yellow pollen, you know the feeling.
Pickleland is climate-controlled at roughly 70°F year-round. Same conditions in July as in January. Same lighting at 8pm as at 8am. Nine fully-fenced courts means no balls escaping to the next court, no wind to argue about, no glare during sunset hours. For competitive players, the consistency matters for skill development — your fifth-shot drop works the same way every day. For social players, the predictability matters because you can plan a game three weeks out without watching the forecast.
This is the practical case for indoor pickleball in Austin: not that outdoor is bad, but that "outdoor only" leaves seven months of compromised playing conditions on the table.
Anna Mechem
Visitor